The phrase "amount of cereal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific quantity or measurement of cereal, often in contexts related to cooking, nutrition, or serving sizes.
Example: "The recipe calls for a precise amount of cereal to ensure the perfect texture."
Alternatives: "quantity of cereal" or "volume of cereal."
But in real life mine arrived as a cup of milk with a small amount of cereal spooned on top and a side of lollies including jelly snakes and raspberries.
Afterwards, she makes her way to the kitchen, and begins pouring an abundant amount of cereal and milk into a bowl, spilling it over the counter in a restless rage.
Balk et al. [ 23] employ several agricultural variables such as the cropping or pasture intensity, the amount of cereal production or different soil constraints.
Scoop a very small amount of cereal with a spoon and place it around their mouth & nose.
If we want to do something to help reverse climate change, we should be worrying much more about the amount of meat that we ourselves are eating--and the amount of cereals we are growing to feed food animals--than blaming house pets for a problem that we created.
For each group cluster, the GEMS food consumption database has estimated the amount of cereals, nuts, and oilseeds consumed.
Compared with men in Cohort I in the lowest quartile of total vegetable consumption, men in the highest quartile were more likely to engage in sports and use vitamin supplements, less likely to be current smokers, and consumed higher amount of meats and fish, but lower amount of cereals.
In current intensive production system, large amounts of cereal grains or easily degradable byproducts in diet are fed to lactating cows to meet energy requirement for supporting maintenance and high milk yields.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of increasing amounts of cereal-based concentrate on milk production.
By less favourable weather conditions at grain harvest, significant amounts of cereals may become unsuited for animal fodder, especially for pigs which are particularly sensitive.
